Showing posts with label criticism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label criticism. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 21, 2010
Never Let Them Go. A Video Essay by Matt Zoller Seitz
Beautifully constructed video essay for L Magazine on 2010 cinema. Worth your ten minutes. I'd embed it here but it's one of those videos that starts immediately without pressing a button. Hate that!
Monday, December 20, 2010
Chicago Critics: Collegiate Men and Serious Little Girls Dominate.
The Chicago Film Critics are the latest critics association to announce their awards and they've gone, like virtually everyone else, with The Social Network. These 52 critics love Sorkin & Fincher's warring young entrepeneurs. They also like their actresses real young and their prizes spread out.Best Picture The Social NetworkBest Director David Fincher, The Social NetworkBest Actress Natalie
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Chicago,
criticism,
Hailee Steinfeld,
Oscars (10),
Social Network,
Toy Story
Houston, St. Louis & Florida Name Their Favorites
I'm just going to keep using this one photo I concocted below until people stop with the Hailee Steinfeld is a supporting actress in True Grit meme. I've even seen her so labelled IN REVIEWS that have nothing to do with Oscars. Oscar culture has truly distorted all concepts of narrative in our modern society. I realize that I'm the lone ornery voice of dissent but, so what? I'm demonstrating my
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criticism,
Florida,
Hailee Steinfeld,
Oscars (10),
Texas,
True Grit
Monday, December 13, 2010
NYFCC's 2010 Wins: "The Social Kids That Are All Right Network"
The New York Film Critics Circle forms, together with LAFCA (Los Angeles Film Critics Association) and the NSFC* (National Society of Film Critics), the holy trinity** of critics awards. LA & NY combined can be a potent influential mix... not that they often agree. But this year they did, further underlining the dominance of The Social Network this awards season. The other big boost went to The
Sunday, December 12, 2010
NYFCO (Prizes and Top Ten List)
Need one more critics group for the day? No? Well then don't open up this window. The New York Film Critics Online, which is a fairly new organization as critics awards go, embraced most of the Oscar frontrunners with the exception of The King's Speech. Their awards went like so... I may have missed a few but I shall update again if I have.Picture: The Social NetworkTheir top ten list is (alpha
Saturday, December 11, 2010
Critics Awards Cometh. Swan vs. Network?
Ballots were due today for the BFCA "Critics Choice Awards" so you can be sure I did my share of handwringing before I sent it in. My god, you think you know what you want to vote for and you stare at the ballot and it's just >gah< indecision! (It doesn't help that you can only vote for 3 items in each category, 5 for best picture). Those nominations will be announced on Monday.Tomorrow we'll be
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BFCA,
Black Swan,
criticism,
Los Angeles,
The Social Network,
year in review
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